PM Orbán greets Hungarian Jewish community on Hanukkah
“As the prime minister of Hungary, I greet you all respectfully on the festivity of light and wish that the miracle of Hanukkah brings us all the long-awaited peace,” the...
“As the prime minister of Hungary, I greet you all respectfully on the festivity of light and wish that the miracle of Hanukkah brings us all the long-awaited peace,” the...
This year’s march paid tribute to the memory of forced laborers. Over 100,000 Jews and non-Jews from Hungary were used as forced laborers from 1939, and 60,000 of them didn’t...
Eszter Vitályos, the state secretary of culture and innovation, said the terrible loss suffered by Jews was a loss for Europe and the whole world, and the loss suffered by...
PM Orbán and Cohen’s meeting was also attended by Balázs Orbán, the PM’s political director and chairman of the MCC’s board of trustees.
Here we go again: A German leftist media outlet is calling Hungary anti-Semitic when running out of things to say.
The celebration of Hanukkah — the Festival of Light — goes back to the Jewish retaking of the Temple of Jerusalem from the Greeks in 165 BC.
209 members of the underground Zionist youth movements that operated during the second world war in Hungary have been honored.
Hungary maintained zero-tolerance against anti-Semitism, regardless of whether they are connected to the extreme right, extreme left, Jihadists or anti-Israeli sentiments.
András Heisler said the survivors of the Holocaust would soon all be gone “and we’ll be left to ourselves with the duty and curse of remembrance”.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has highlighted how Martin Schulz "has been attacking Hungary for years" for defending its borders and refusing to accept migrants.
Several Jewish leaders have slammed László Bíró, a joint candidate of the opposition, for his anti-Semitic and racist statements.
Péter Szijjártó, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, said the Jewish community is safe in Hungary.
The federation of Hungarian Jewish communities (Mazsihisz) and Budapest’s Jewish community BZSH have decided to close down synagogues in the capital for two weeks due to a positive coronavirus case.